hi im a pharmacy technician and i would like to find a company that hires epmloyers from other countries. i tried finding out if applying as a skilled worker would be faster but unfortunatly i come short of points.. so my other choice is to get a job offer... but im confused on to were to look.. please advise i would appreciate it.... thanks...
hi want to find a job in canada before i go
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You need to try on the job related websites, like monster, workopolis, or the page of this forum, Canadavisa, or the newspaper websites like the Star from Toronto, for short look everywhere, send 1000 of resumes, and never give up.
Good Luck!
Buen Dia!
Good Luck!
Buen Dia!
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En mi caso son mil doscientos en tres pagos, que no se me hace nada en comparacion de los mas de diez mil que he pagado para poder trabajar y aplicar para la green card en US y que todavia no puedo tener (sigh).
sii verdad.... mi mama ha ido abogado con abogado y le estan cobrando mucho.... y tu no sabes si el tambien te ayuda para buscar companias que estan dispuestos a pedirte para ir a trabajar.... he estado buscando y le he mandado e mails a una compania que estan solicitando gente para ir aya y trabajar pero no me contestan.... es por eso por que si me urge buscar algo para poder trabajar y empezar algo... pero voy a hablar con el abogado para ver que me dice.... se siente bien que alguien este en este forum conquien se puede hablar bien y en su idioma;.... =) thanks.... carmen
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Con el (Abogado David) no tengo problema pq emigro a mi cunado, ademas de que es uno de los mas reconocidos en Canada, eso si saca todos los papeles que puedas, info de todos lados y explicale tu caso haber que sugieren, tambien nota que las reglas van a cambiar y ahorita no hay movimiento por que estan esperando las elecciones del parlamento en Octubre 14, mira el comentario de David en su blog :
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-blog/2008/09/after-election.html
En resumen entre mas tardes mas dificil, el peor camino que se recorre es el que no se recorre.
Saludos!!
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-blog/2008/09/after-election.html
En resumen entre mas tardes mas dificil, el peor camino que se recorre es el que no se recorre.
Saludos!!
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Mira este site:
http://workingcalgaryjobs.canada.com/js.php?view=1&lookid=calgary&tmpId=&q=pharmacy+technician&qMatch=all&qField=All&qSort=smart&qCity=Calgary&qState=AB&qCountry=&qMiles=100&qcompid=&qInd=&qstaff=&qDate=&pp=10&fromSearch.x=28&fromSearch.y=11
El que busca encuentra como dicen.
Peace!
http://workingcalgaryjobs.canada.com/js.php?view=1&lookid=calgary&tmpId=&q=pharmacy+technician&qMatch=all&qField=All&qSort=smart&qCity=Calgary&qState=AB&qCountry=&qMiles=100&qcompid=&qInd=&qstaff=&qDate=&pp=10&fromSearch.x=28&fromSearch.y=11
El que busca encuentra como dicen.
Peace!
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More info:.....
Alberta-Canada Jobs (Employers specifically looking for foreign workers)
http://www.alberta-canada.com/jobs
Alberta First
http://www.albertafirst.com/opportunities/employment.asp
Job Banks for Alberta
http://alis.gov.ab.ca/employment/jp/jobbanksab.asp
National Job Bank of Canada
http://jobbank.gc.ca/Intro_en.asp
Employment websites
www.eluta.ca
www.monster.ca/
www.workopolis.com/index.html
www.jobsincanada.com/
www.albertajobs.com/
Alberta Newspaper Listing:
This page includes the career section of the newspapers from Calgary, Edmonton, Fort Saskatchewan, Grand Prairie, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat, and Red Deer. http://www.alis.gov.ab.ca/employment/jp/abnewspaper.asp
Alberta-Canada Jobs (Employers specifically looking for foreign workers)
http://www.alberta-canada.com/jobs
Alberta First
http://www.albertafirst.com/opportunities/employment.asp
Job Banks for Alberta
http://alis.gov.ab.ca/employment/jp/jobbanksab.asp
National Job Bank of Canada
http://jobbank.gc.ca/Intro_en.asp
Employment websites
www.eluta.ca
www.monster.ca/
www.workopolis.com/index.html
www.jobsincanada.com/
www.albertajobs.com/
Alberta Newspaper Listing:
This page includes the career section of the newspapers from Calgary, Edmonton, Fort Saskatchewan, Grand Prairie, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat, and Red Deer. http://www.alis.gov.ab.ca/employment/jp/abnewspaper.asp
hola cchabert..
yesterday i called the offices of david chohen and let me tell you that they were nothing but mean and rude over the phone.. i thought that they were going to be professional but they were nothing but professional. its sad because i had really high expectations, since you and other people told me that they were good... perdon pero no me gusto como me contestaton por telefono y para hacer las cosas peor me cogaron antes de terminar de hablar.... estoy muy desgustada con ellos y les mandare un email tambien... haber si no me recomiendas otros... gracias,
yesterday i called the offices of david chohen and let me tell you that they were nothing but mean and rude over the phone.. i thought that they were going to be professional but they were nothing but professional. its sad because i had really high expectations, since you and other people told me that they were good... perdon pero no me gusto como me contestaton por telefono y para hacer las cosas peor me cogaron antes de terminar de hablar.... estoy muy desgustada con ellos y les mandare un email tambien... haber si no me recomiendas otros... gracias,
BCguy
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If you communicated in English,I might be able to help,Not all speak spanish,What if people started discussing in Russian,French.......
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I don;t know what to told you, maybe if you contact them by e-mail? I never call them, all my communications are by e-mail, and so far so good, but if you don't want to contact them I don't blame you, here is more research I do for you:
On April 13, 2004, Citizenship and Immigration Canada implemented regulations to govern the activities of Canadian immigration representatives.
Only lawyers who are members in good standing of a Canadian Law Society, or consultants who are members of the Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants, are authorized by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) to act as your Canadian immigration representative.
This is the link to the Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants:
http://www.csic-scci.ca/
or this link from the CIC website:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/representative/verify-rep.asp#law-societies
I recommend start shopping around call the most you can, prepare your questions before, and depend of the responses you select one, then check if he still in good standing on the Society I mention before.
That will be my suggestion.
Peace!
On April 13, 2004, Citizenship and Immigration Canada implemented regulations to govern the activities of Canadian immigration representatives.
Only lawyers who are members in good standing of a Canadian Law Society, or consultants who are members of the Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants, are authorized by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) to act as your Canadian immigration representative.
This is the link to the Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants:
http://www.csic-scci.ca/
or this link from the CIC website:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/representative/verify-rep.asp#law-societies
I recommend start shopping around call the most you can, prepare your questions before, and depend of the responses you select one, then check if he still in good standing on the Society I mention before.
That will be my suggestion.
Peace!
Well, French is one of Canada's official languages. I don't really have a problem with people conversing in other languages but if they limit their conversation to the number of people who speak their native language, of course they also limit the answers they get.